The Sanyo TP-M 17 is a turntable that was produced as part of the Sanyo System Midi M-17 audio system between 1984 and 1986. This model is designed to provide a reliable vinyl playback experience and is characterized by its robust construction typical of turntables from that era. While specific specifications such as speed settings, dimensions, and weight are not detailed, it typically features standard functionalities common to turntables of its time, including belt drive mechanism and adjustable tonearm. The new price of the system in which the TP-M 17 was included was approximately 2,500 DM, indicating its positioning in the mid-range segment of audio equipment. It shares the same series with other models like the Sanyo P-30 and Sanyo TP-440, reflecting Sanyo's commitment to producing a variety of audio components in the 1980s.
